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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog During normal gameplay, enemies in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door will at most have a few status effects at a time. However, the game supports anyone having nearly every status effect in the game at once, which creates a stack of icons that breaches the top of the screen. ec 74 10 74 10 Tactics tes ~ SFD SHP *00x101 201 Supper Mario Broth, senshot taken in aGC emulator game Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door (NA GC) using codes from github.com/ZephlesTTYD-Practice-Code The Goomba is simultaneously 1. regaining FP every turn 2. regaining HP every turn 3. allergic 4. electrified 5. dizzy 6. invisible 7. increasing its attack power 8. confused 9. huge 10. dodgy 11. increasing its defense 12. attacking every other turn 13. attacking twice per tum 14. frozen 15. burning 16. immobilized 17. rebounding direct damage 18. poisoned 19. asleep 20. charged and 21. holding a Mushroom. Notes: -Some status effects cannot stack. While "tiny" is also a possible status effect, the Goomba cannot be both huge and tiny simultaneously, as they cancel each other out; same goes e.g. for increased and decreased attack power. -"Allergic" is a rare status effect preventing the user from obtaining further status effects. -The "charged" status effect does not use an icon, instead only discoloring the Goomba's sprite.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog During normal gameplay, enemies in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door will at most have a few status effects at a time. However, the game supports anyone having nearly every status effect in the game at once, which creates a stack of icons that breaches the top of the screen. ec 74 10 74 10 Tactics tes ~ SFD SHP *00x101 201 Supper Mario Broth, senshot taken in aGC emulator game Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door (NA GC) using codes from github.com/ZephlesTTYD-Practice-Code The Goomba is simultaneously 1. regaining FP every turn 2. regaining HP every turn 3. allergic 4. electrified 5. dizzy 6. invisible 7. increasing its attack power 8. confused 9. huge 10. dodgy 11. increasing its defense 12. attacking every other turn 13. attacking twice per tum 14. frozen 15. burning 16. immobilized 17. rebounding direct damage 18. poisoned 19. asleep 20. charged and 21. holding a Mushroom. Notes: -Some status effects cannot stack. While "tiny" is also a possible status effect, the Goomba cannot be both huge and tiny simultaneously, as they cancel each other out; same goes e.g. for increased and decreased attack power. -"Allergic" is a rare status effect preventing the user from obtaining further status effects. -The "charged" status effect does not use an icon, instead only discoloring the Goomba's sprite.

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A pattern in the guiding ladies' names

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In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, there is a 1/40 chance on each playthrough of the game that Luigi's soul will be absorbed during the Chapter 5 boss battle. Details in image.

Now you will see the true might of my spirit form! Luigi is circled in yellow. Note what happens to him. 47 EMME In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, some bosses are able to attack the audience watching the battles. One of these is Cortez, the boss of Chapter 5. In the third phase of his battle, if his HP falls to below 10, he will absorb the souls of every member of the audience sitting on the right half of the seats. 80 This I Love 23 23 Cortez absorbs the souls of the audience members in those seats, which can be seen as colorful spheres flying out of them and into his mouth, and feasts on them to restore his HP. The audience members whose souls are absorbed fall over and disappear. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a GC emulator, game: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (NA, GC) led 23 100 4:3 A somewhat rare event that only has a 1/20 chance of occurring in each battle is Luigi appearing in the audience. The chances of him appearing are always 1/20 regardless of the size of the stage or the amount of members in the current audience. As he is placed in a random seat, there is a 1/40 chance of him sitting in a seat Cortez attacks. In some other scenarios where a boss attacks audience members, they are shown later to be fine (e.g. Hooktail eating Toads, but the Toads later jumping out of her mouth). In this case, no trace is left of the absorbed audience members. Luigi appears to be dead.

Now you will see the true might of my spirit form! Luigi is circled in yellow. Note what happens to him. 47 EMME In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, some bosses are able to attack the audience watching the battles. One of these is Cortez, the boss of Chapter 5. In the third phase of his battle, if his HP falls to below 10, he will absorb the souls of every member of the audience sitting on the right half of the seats. 80 This I Love 23 23 Cortez absorbs the souls of the audience members in those seats, which can be seen as colorful spheres flying out of them and into his mouth, and feasts on them to restore his HP. The audience members whose souls are absorbed fall over and disappear. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a GC emulator, game: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (NA, GC) led 23 100 4:3 A somewhat rare event that only has a 1/20 chance of occurring in each battle is Luigi appearing in the audience. The chances of him appearing are always 1/20 regardless of the size of the stage or the amount of members in the current audience. As he is placed in a random seat, there is a 1/40 chance of him sitting in a seat Cortez attacks. In some other scenarios where a boss attacks audience members, they are shown later to be fine (e.g. Hooktail eating Toads, but the Toads later jumping out of her mouth). In this case, no trace is left of the absorbed audience members. Luigi appears to be dead.

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario contains an unused message reading simply "a". Here is what it looks like when loaded in- game. ource: tori.net/Paper_Maño@Uhared_Text

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario contains an unused message reading simply "a". Here is what it looks like when loaded in- game. ource: tori.net/Paper_Maño@Uhared_Text

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They're friends :)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Village Leader's Friend is a minor Yoshi NPC in Paper Mario. In-game, he always hides his hands. However, unused sprites of him showing his hands exist, revealing that he shares friendship bracelets with the Village Leader. The Village Leader is my friend. I mean, hello! How are you? However, unused sprites of him standing up and showing his hands exist, revealing he has a bracelet. This is the same type of bracelet worn by the Village Leader, further cementing their friendship. During regular gameplay, the Village Leader's Friend is only ever shown sitting, whereby he hides his hands. Regular sprite Sad sprite, seen Sprite used when Baby Yoshis in credits are missing Tource: spriters-resource.com user "Dazz", spriters-resource.com/nintendo 64/pm/sheet/11735 : Other Yoshis do not wear bracelets.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Village Leader's Friend is a minor Yoshi NPC in Paper Mario. In-game, he always hides his hands. However, unused sprites of him showing his hands exist, revealing that he shares friendship bracelets with the Village Leader. The Village Leader is my friend. I mean, hello! How are you? However, unused sprites of him standing up and showing his hands exist, revealing he has a bracelet. This is the same type of bracelet worn by the Village Leader, further cementing their friendship. During regular gameplay, the Village Leader's Friend is only ever shown sitting, whereby he hides his hands. Regular sprite Sad sprite, seen Sprite used when Baby Yoshis in credits are missing Tource: spriters-resource.com user "Dazz", spriters-resource.com/nintendo 64/pm/sheet/11735 : Other Yoshis do not wear bracelets.

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Your partners are shorter when you switch them in

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, all partners shrink by 8% of their height whenever Mario swaps them in. The only way to see the true height of a partner is to enter a room with that partner already out, or during cutscenes. Details in image. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, whenever Mario swaps out his partner, the newly swapped-in partners shrink by 8% of their height as long as Mario remains in that room. The only way to see a partner at full 100% height is to enter a room with that partner already out, or during cutscenes. Below, Koops is used to demonstrate the effect as he is both relatively tall, making the 8% difference easier to see, and does not float like Vivian and Flurrie, which makes comparison difficult. The same effect applies equally to all partners. Here, Petalburg was entered with Koops already out, and Koops was positioned between his girlfriend Koopie Koo and Mario for easier height comparison. This is Koops's intended, "canon" height that he also has during cutscenes. Here, Petalburg was entered with Goombella out, and Koops was swapped in. Every character is positioned in the same location and is on the same animation frame. Note how Koops is now visibly shorter compared to the other two characters. Here, both screenshots are overlaid on top of each other, so that it is clear that while both Mario and Koopie Koo have remained the same height, Koops has shrunk. ce Supper Maio Broth, poreenshots takes in a GC emulator game Paper Mario The Thousand Yew Door (NA,GC)

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, all partners shrink by 8% of their height whenever Mario swaps them in. The only way to see the true height of a partner is to enter a room with that partner already out, or during cutscenes. Details in image. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, whenever Mario swaps out his partner, the newly swapped-in partners shrink by 8% of their height as long as Mario remains in that room. The only way to see a partner at full 100% height is to enter a room with that partner already out, or during cutscenes. Below, Koops is used to demonstrate the effect as he is both relatively tall, making the 8% difference easier to see, and does not float like Vivian and Flurrie, which makes comparison difficult. The same effect applies equally to all partners. Here, Petalburg was entered with Koops already out, and Koops was positioned between his girlfriend Koopie Koo and Mario for easier height comparison. This is Koops's intended, "canon" height that he also has during cutscenes. Here, Petalburg was entered with Goombella out, and Koops was swapped in. Every character is positioned in the same location and is on the same animation frame. Note how Koops is now visibly shorter compared to the other two characters. Here, both screenshots are overlaid on top of each other, so that it is clear that while both Mario and Koopie Koo have remained the same height, Koops has shrunk. ce Supper Maio Broth, poreenshots takes in a GC emulator game Paper Mario The Thousand Yew Door (NA,GC)

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Bobbery listens to Luigi's stories

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, when Luigi tells Mario the lengthy stories of his adventures, Mario and almost all of his partners fall asleep. The only partner who remains awake and actually listens to Luigi is Bobbery. ree: Supper Mario Broth, sereenhos taken ina GCemalaror game:Paper Marie: The Thousand Year Door (NA, GC)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, when Luigi tells Mario the lengthy stories of his adventures, Mario and almost all of his partners fall asleep. The only partner who remains awake and actually listens to Luigi is Bobbery. ree: Supper Mario Broth, sereenhos taken ina GCemalaror game:Paper Marie: The Thousand Year Door (NA, GC)

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Paper Mario Beta: Super Mario RPG 2

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Paper Wario and Waluigi

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Armless Mario

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Paper Fantasy VII

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A developer oversight in Paper Mario: Color Splash can result in Mario being locked into a battle that he can only escape from by using up all his cards, which in the worst-case scenario takes up to 99 turns of watching Mario shrug as his attack misses.

HP 97/125 Ox8014 Place Cards Here MAX 350 Eekhammer HP 97/125 Ox8014 Sort A random event that can happen occasionally during regular enemy battles in Paper Mario: Color Splash is Kamek messing with Mario's Battle Cards. One of the ways he can do it is by turning every card into an Eekhammer (a weak hammer attack) until the battle ends. Unfortunately, a Kamek event also disables the Flee command, forcing Mario to fight until he either wins, dies, or runs out of cards, and the Battle Spin, which lets Mario obtain new cards mid-battle. As such, Mario is forced to use the hammers. However, if his only enemy is airborne. The attack didn't reach its target! .then Mario simply cannot hurt the enemy in any way whatsoever as the hammer attack does not reach it. As Mario can not obtain new cards that would let him hurt the enemy, and he cannot flee until he runs out of cards, the player's only options are to a) let Mario die by having the enemy slowły whittle away his health, or, should the player be interested in actually winning, b) use up every single card Mario had at the start of the battle to unlock the Flee command. As Mario can carry up to 99 Battle Cards, in the worst-case scenario, the player is forced to sit through 99 turns of using an Eekhammer and seeing the above scene of Mario shrugging as the attack fails before being able to flee, ending the encounter. Source: youtube.com user "Fatguy703", youtube.com/watch?v=hOwKQ7mVc2g

HP 97/125 Ox8014 Place Cards Here MAX 350 Eekhammer HP 97/125 Ox8014 Sort A random event that can happen occasionally during regular enemy battles in Paper Mario: Color Splash is Kamek messing with Mario's Battle Cards. One of the ways he can do it is by turning every card into an Eekhammer (a weak hammer attack) until the battle ends. Unfortunately, a Kamek event also disables the Flee command, forcing Mario to fight until he either wins, dies, or runs out of cards, and the Battle Spin, which lets Mario obtain new cards mid-battle. As such, Mario is forced to use the hammers. However, if his only enemy is airborne. The attack didn't reach its target! .then Mario simply cannot hurt the enemy in any way whatsoever as the hammer attack does not reach it. As Mario can not obtain new cards that would let him hurt the enemy, and he cannot flee until he runs out of cards, the player's only options are to a) let Mario die by having the enemy slowły whittle away his health, or, should the player be interested in actually winning, b) use up every single card Mario had at the start of the battle to unlock the Flee command. As Mario can carry up to 99 Battle Cards, in the worst-case scenario, the player is forced to sit through 99 turns of using an Eekhammer and seeing the above scene of Mario shrugging as the attack fails before being able to flee, ending the encounter. Source: youtube.com user "Fatguy703", youtube.com/watch?v=hOwKQ7mVc2g

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It's the 15th anniversary of Super Paper Mario!💗

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At least they were nice enough to hide the spoilers

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The creators of the North American print ad for Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door were given a version of the game's map that contained spoilers. However, by cleverly rotating, cropping, and placing Mario in front of it, they were able to hide most of the spoiler locations. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the plot revolves around Mario following the Magical Map, which starts off showing relatively few locations (starting state seen above). the finished map before playing through the game woukld spol many of the locations. PAPAR AN ADVENTURE A THOUSAND YEARS LONC. The ut duptur Ma' ne ang atar ati vti pper mve. Fald nta a per yln, ten ideva w throgh arade. beame a paper bast, rall p ita a tabu and mer an por quet ta dr the mnt beld the Thnd-Tur br NINTERDO GAMECUBE. For an unknown reason, the creators of the North American print ad for the game were only given the finished version of the map, containing spolers. However, by strategically rotating cropping out, and hiding parts of the map behind Mario, they were able to hide the majority of the spoiler locations from view. Note how areas marked with 1,3 and 7 are completely cropped out, while 2 is mostly cropped out and 5 is hidden behind Mario. The only ones not obscured are 4 and 6, which is impressive given how most of the map is still visible. Above is the finished map, with all areas unlocked during the game circled and numbered. ningcone

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The creators of the North American print ad for Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door were given a version of the game's map that contained spoilers. However, by cleverly rotating, cropping, and placing Mario in front of it, they were able to hide most of the spoiler locations. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the plot revolves around Mario following the Magical Map, which starts off showing relatively few locations (starting state seen above). the finished map before playing through the game woukld spol many of the locations. PAPAR AN ADVENTURE A THOUSAND YEARS LONC. The ut duptur Ma' ne ang atar ati vti pper mve. Fald nta a per yln, ten ideva w throgh arade. beame a paper bast, rall p ita a tabu and mer an por quet ta dr the mnt beld the Thnd-Tur br NINTERDO GAMECUBE. For an unknown reason, the creators of the North American print ad for the game were only given the finished version of the map, containing spolers. However, by strategically rotating cropping out, and hiding parts of the map behind Mario, they were able to hide the majority of the spoiler locations from view. Note how areas marked with 1,3 and 7 are completely cropped out, while 2 is mostly cropped out and 5 is hidden behind Mario. The only ones not obscured are 4 and 6, which is impressive given how most of the map is still visible. Above is the finished map, with all areas unlocked during the game circled and numbered. ningcone

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Shadow Queen Peach in the Tangled: The Series art style.

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Foreshadowing that Bobbery has been to Fahr Outpost before

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door contains an extremely difficult-to-catch piece of foreshadowing that requires a player to go out of the way to visit an area ahead of time and look for a discrepancy in partner comments that reveals that one of them knows more than the others. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, during the regular course of the plot, Fahr Outpost is only visited after it is shown on the Magical Map. However, by going out of the way to not progress the plot, it is possible to obtain the Ultra Hammer and unlock the pipe to Fahr Outpost ahead of time, leading to it being visited before the party knows anything about that location. This prompts special dialogue from all partners. Nearly all of them simply wonder where they have ended up after taking the pipe: Where the heck are we, the polar ice cap? I wonder where this village is located, anyway? where on earth could this outpost be? where is this place, anyway? Where do you think this I wonder where this place is. place is? However, Bobbery's reaction is special. Instead of wondering where they are, he merely makes an offhand comment about the weather. This is actually foreshadowing for a later plot point where it turns out that Bobbery is the only one of the party who has been to Fahr Outpost before: Almost freezes one's Old boy, I KNOW I saw a cannon the last time I was here, so do not lie, sir! mustache, eh, old boy? What makes this foreshadowing notable is that 1. the player must go out of the way to see it, as during the regular plot, Bobbery makes no mention of having been to Fahr Outpost, and 2. Bobbery's comment about the weather is by itself completely innocuous until put into context by the other partners' comments; the player can only pick up on the discrepancy by playing through this scenario several times with different partners. roe tvitet comurer vn

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door contains an extremely difficult-to-catch piece of foreshadowing that requires a player to go out of the way to visit an area ahead of time and look for a discrepancy in partner comments that reveals that one of them knows more than the others. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, during the regular course of the plot, Fahr Outpost is only visited after it is shown on the Magical Map. However, by going out of the way to not progress the plot, it is possible to obtain the Ultra Hammer and unlock the pipe to Fahr Outpost ahead of time, leading to it being visited before the party knows anything about that location. This prompts special dialogue from all partners. Nearly all of them simply wonder where they have ended up after taking the pipe: Where the heck are we, the polar ice cap? I wonder where this village is located, anyway? where on earth could this outpost be? where is this place, anyway? Where do you think this I wonder where this place is. place is? However, Bobbery's reaction is special. Instead of wondering where they are, he merely makes an offhand comment about the weather. This is actually foreshadowing for a later plot point where it turns out that Bobbery is the only one of the party who has been to Fahr Outpost before: Almost freezes one's Old boy, I KNOW I saw a cannon the last time I was here, so do not lie, sir! mustache, eh, old boy? What makes this foreshadowing notable is that 1. the player must go out of the way to see it, as during the regular plot, Bobbery makes no mention of having been to Fahr Outpost, and 2. Bobbery's comment about the weather is by itself completely innocuous until put into context by the other partners' comments; the player can only pick up on the discrepancy by playing through this scenario several times with different partners. roe tvitet comurer vn

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Wastes of space

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario: The Origami King is extremely wasteful with its graphics, saving many needless duplicates. For example, each Shy Guy color has its own "blank" version saved as a separate image file despite being identical to each other, with none of them even ending up being used. Red Shy Guy (blank version) Green Shy Guy (blank version) Pink Shy Guy (blank version) All of the sprites on the left are actually unused. This dedicated Blank Shy Guy sprite is used instead. Yellow Shy Guy (blank version) Blue Shy Guy (blank version) Black Shy Guy (blank version) Source: spriters-resource.com user "DogToon64", spriters-resource.com/nintendo_switchipapermariotheorigamiking

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario: The Origami King is extremely wasteful with its graphics, saving many needless duplicates. For example, each Shy Guy color has its own "blank" version saved as a separate image file despite being identical to each other, with none of them even ending up being used. Red Shy Guy (blank version) Green Shy Guy (blank version) Pink Shy Guy (blank version) All of the sprites on the left are actually unused. This dedicated Blank Shy Guy sprite is used instead. Yellow Shy Guy (blank version) Blue Shy Guy (blank version) Black Shy Guy (blank version) Source: spriters-resource.com user "DogToon64", spriters-resource.com/nintendo_switchipapermariotheorigamiking

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Butt bubble

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario, with frame-perfect movement, it is possible for Mario to activate a cutscene with Tubba Blubba slightly before he is supposed to, causing Tubba Blubba to appear to produce a snot bubble from the bottom part of his body. Details in image. Near the end of Chapter 3 in Paper Mario, Mario must steal the Mystical Key from Tubba Blubba. The usual sequence of events is this: Tubba Blubba enters room before Mario can get the key and falls asleep (left), then Mario obtains the key, which wakes Tubba Blubba up (midale). Note the different snot bubbles. However, with frame-perfect movement, it is possible for Mario to get the key before Tubba Blubba enters. This causes several cutscenes to play simultaneously, resulting in Tubba Blubba producing two snot bubbles in the manner depicted (right). oe. tasvideos.org0eMami (TAS NA Paper Mario (JPN)"AICadsn200.3383 by Malleor) Supper Mario Broth, seeenskots taken in a Vi emulator, gane Paper Maio (NA, VC)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario, with frame-perfect movement, it is possible for Mario to activate a cutscene with Tubba Blubba slightly before he is supposed to, causing Tubba Blubba to appear to produce a snot bubble from the bottom part of his body. Details in image. Near the end of Chapter 3 in Paper Mario, Mario must steal the Mystical Key from Tubba Blubba. The usual sequence of events is this: Tubba Blubba enters room before Mario can get the key and falls asleep (left), then Mario obtains the key, which wakes Tubba Blubba up (midale). Note the different snot bubbles. However, with frame-perfect movement, it is possible for Mario to get the key before Tubba Blubba enters. This causes several cutscenes to play simultaneously, resulting in Tubba Blubba producing two snot bubbles in the manner depicted (right). oe. tasvideos.org0eMami (TAS NA Paper Mario (JPN)"AICadsn200.3383 by Malleor) Supper Mario Broth, seeenskots taken in a Vi emulator, gane Paper Maio (NA, VC)

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